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The Pollag November 2017 CLAN POLLOCK INTERNATIONAL The Pollag November 2017 CLAN POLLOCK INTERNATIONAL “A person who takes no pride in the noble achievements of remote ancestors cannot expect to be THE POLLAG remembered for his noble deeds by remote descendants.” Pollock, Pollok, Pook, Polk, Polke, Cinnedah Pollag -- A Pool of Information Paulk, Poalk, Poalke, Poulk, Poole, Pogue Officers Words from the Archie. D. (A.D) Pollock President President... P. O. Box 404 Greenville, Kentucky 42345 615-406-1182 [email protected] Are we the only ones who think this year has flown by? It’s just hard to believe 2017 is almost over. We would like to thank our Clan Pollock Vacant Vice President members for their support. We especially thank our Clan Pollock officers, our Pollag editors, all those who have staffed tents at games, Clara Ann Pollock and everyone who has helped in any way make things run smoothly. Secretary P. O. Box 404 Greenville, Kentucky 42345 We always need more participation from our members especially as 615-406-1182 hosts for a Clan Pollock tent at a game in your area. We will help you [email protected] with items you can use to display. Clan Pollock also pays for the tent/space rental. Just let us know! Howard W. Pollock Treasurer 7676 Mistyglen Ave. Do you have a family member who is not a Clan Pollock member? Boise, ID 83709 208-830-9760 Think about a Clan Pollock membership as a gift. Several of you have [email protected] done that this year. Our due are $15.00 dues US a year or $16.00 US if you pay by Pay Pal. Just let the Secretary know. Speaking of dues – January will soon be here and it will time for annual dues. Again, $15.00 US to renew your membership or $16.00 US via Pay Pal. Have you moved recently or changed your e-mail address? Please remember to notify us so we can make sure Beth and Mike Avery, our able Pollag editor and her husband who keeps up with the mailing list, have your correct information. We don’t want anyone to miss a single issue of our great newsletter! Our very best wishes to each one of you for a Happy Thanksgiving, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Audacter et Strenue A.D. and Clara Ann Pollock Boldly and Strongly Written October 26, 2017 Chaplin MEMBER (and FRIENDS) NEWS Rev. Phillip J.B. Pogue 2618 Utah Bowling Green, KY 42104 FLOWERS OF THE FOREST [email protected] Sue Ann Hobgood Pollock 22 April 1933--5 September 2017 Historian John. F. Polk, Jr. It is with sadness that I report the death of my wife of 908 Lapidum Rd. 62 years, Sue Ann Hobgood Pollock. Sue was Harve De Grace, MD 21078 diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 1999, and in 410-939-0047 combination with a fall in 2015 that fractured three [email protected] vertebrae, her body just gave out. Genealogist She was a 1955 graduate of the University of Richard H. Pollock, FSA Scot Kentucky with a BS Degree in Vocational Home 12507 Old Henry Road Louisville, KY 40223 Economics. She received a Masters in Education [email protected] Degree from Spaulding University in 1970. On June 23, 1955 she married Air Force Lt. Richard Horace Pollock, her high school sweetheart, at the First Christian Church in Madisonville, Editor: The Pollag Kentucky. Beth Pollock Avery 18 Bluebird Lane Sue was a past Secretary of Clan Pollock International. Sanger, TX 76266 940-312-2776 Other survivors are a daughter, Anne Pride Pollock Durham, a son, Dr. [email protected] Steven Richard Pollock, eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Clan Pollock Web Site The beautiful plant Clan Pollock sent was very much appreciated and is http://www.clanpollock.com/ still blooming. Clan Pollock Facebook Page Here is a tribute I wrote for the church bulletin for her Celebration of Life: https://www.facebooK.com/ClanPollo ck Till We Meet Again Pollag Deadline. I will think of you....when I hear the song "For the Beauty of the Earth". The deadline for submissions for the next issue of The Pollag is the 25th of the I will think of you ..... when I see a pretty flower. month previous to the issue. The Pollag is issued in February, May, August and I will think of you....when I look at your fruit plate collection. November. Remember Clan Pollock members enjoy hearing your news. Send your news, to the editor, Beth I will think of you....when I see a picture of a couple strolling hand in hand Avery, at [email protected] down a South Carolina beach. I will think of you....when I see your Scotty dog collection. I will think of you....when the sun rises and sets, and all the moments in between. I will think of you....for no reason at all. Be at peace, my love, Till We Meet Again. Richard H. Pollock, Genealogist Clan Pollock International Norman D. Pollock, December 9, 1926- October 3, 1917 Sadly Norm Pollock, 90, passed away shortly after attending the Longs Peak Games. Norm enlisted and proudly served during WWII in the United States Army as a Corporal. He graduated from Iowa State University. He was such a special person and so supportive of Clan Pollock. Norman is survived by his children, Marcia (Stephen) Baker, Mark (Diane) Pollock, and Matthew (Vicki) Pollock and six grandchildren. BIRTHDAYS DECEMBER 9 – Fred H. Pollock; John B. Pollock 11 – William K. Stevens 4 – Nancy P. Woolford 15 – James Pogue 7 – Beverly J. Oleson 16 – Christine B. Halliwell; Robert P. Pollock 10 – Nancy P. Haga 18 – Jimmy Pollock 11 – Travis B. Scobey 20 – Matthew D. Pollock 14 – Billy F. Anderson 21 – Armando Pollock; Curtis J. Pogue 15 – James Pollock; W. Field Pollock 24 – Marcia Baker25 – Elizabeth G. Anastasia 18 – Denise T. Thomas 26 – Susan E. Strickland; Stephen J. Pollock 19 – Dean B. Pollock 28 – Alex J. Pollock; Alma B. Richards 20 – Susan L. Pollock 29 – Michael R. Sleigh 23 – Howard W. Pollock 31 – Robert J. Pollock FEBRUARY JANUARY 12 – T. Kathy Grant 15 – Thomas W. Poage; John C. Pollock; Sheila M. 1 – Paul D. Layman Pollock 4 – Ruth Woodward 19 – John M. Pogue; Mark P. Pollock 5 – Charles A. Pollock; Tim Stone 20 – Revis A. Morton 6 – Thomas E. Polk 24 – Milbry Polk 7 – Irene Fleming 28 – Sally Brace 8 – Elva G. Pollock-Arnold If you don’t see your birthday listed, please let us know. We don’t want to leave any of our members out. Thanks. Clara Ann Pollock, Clan Pollock Secretary, [email protected] NEW MEMBERS Richard W. Anderson, Linville, NC *Rejoin Christine Boozer, Oakhurst, CA James W. Pogue, Charlotte, NC James W. Pogue, Jr., Charlotte NC Richard D. Pollock, Medford, OR Joshua N. Pollock, Golden, CO Robert “Bruce” Pollock, New Bern, NC Leland Pollock, Lodi CA Ulrich Starke, Amberg, Germany Looking for Some Great Christmas Gifts? Clan Pollock items are available on the web page. https://www.clanpollock.com/index.php?content=merchandise Clan Cap Badge $16 Clan Kilt Pin $20 Clan Tartan Flashes $15 Scarf - $45 Boy's ties $14 Men's Ties $18 NEWS OF THE GAMES UPCOMING GAMES Want to help Clan Pollock grow and meet new friends? Think about having a tent at a Game near you. It's easy to do and fun. The Fall season games are listed below. Central Florida Scottish Highland Games January 13-14, 2018 http://flascot.com/index.php Join Clan Pollock January 13th and 14th for the 41st annual Central Florida Scottish Highland Games. These are Florida's largest highland games. Our presence is the greatest on both days when we march in the parade of clans, so make sure to be there prior to noon to join us. We also always welcome volunteers for a quick 1-2 hour block of time at the Clan Pollock tent! If you're road tripping to Central Florida, it's best making a day of it as these games are large (the earlier arrival, the better!). There is a special hotel rate for attendees. Please visit http://flascot.com/hotels or call 407.830.1985 for details. Contact Brent DeShazo if you can help at the tent. GAME REPORTS Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival September 8 – 10, 2017 Estes Park, Colorado Great time at these Games, as always. We had a good turnout especially on Saturday when our tent was full! Thanks to all our members who stopped by – at times it was so busy that we might not have gotten everyone to sign the guest book. Thanks to Mark and Denise Thomas for bringing a cooler full of water and a huge bag of popcorn for everyone to enjoy. There were eleven of us marching in the parade along with the famous Clan Pollock dogs – always a crowd pleaser. Thanks to Barney and Arlene Polk for making some parade pictures. We were happy to see the Polks and glad Barney felt well enough to come this year. We wish we could get our Clan Pollock picture taken on Saturday when our crowd is always the largest but someone has to be on the Sunday schedule. It was good to have Norm Pollock with us for what turned out to be his last games. Norm passed away a few days after returning home. He was a great guy – continued to take part in the parade even in a wheelchair. We will miss his smiling face and positive attitude but we have been blessed by our association with him and all his family for many years.
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